National Cadet Corps (Land)
The CCKSS National Cadet Corps develops disciplined, resilient and confident leaders through military-inspired training, leadership and service.
CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mr Pang Yew Cheng (IC) (opens in new tab)
Ms Zoe Lee Jian Lin (opens in new tab)
Ms Elodie Sng Qian Jin (opens in new tab)
Mr Lim Kar Keat (opens in new tab)
About Us
The Chua Chu Kang Secondary School National Cadet Corps (CCKSS NCC) is a dynamic and disciplined uniformed group that strives to embody the spirit of excellence, leadership, and resilience. Guided by the vision of the Singapore National Cadet Corps (NCC) to nurture responsible, resourceful, and resilient cadets, our unit takes pride in developing students into confident leaders and committed citizens.
At CCKSS NCC, cadets experience a wide range of fun and challenging military-related activities designed to cultivate discipline, teamwork, and leadership. From fieldcraft and precision drills to adventure training and marksmanship, every activity strengthens our cadets’ physical endurance, mental resilience, and moral uprightness.
Our cadets actively uphold the Core Values of the NCC — Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, and Adventurous Spirit. These values are the foundation of our unit’s identity and the guiding principles behind everything we do.
Through various local and national-level events, such as the NCC Camp, the Orienteering Competition, and the Total Defence activities, our cadets learn to lead with purpose and serve with pride. The bonds formed through training and shared challenges instill in them a strong sense of camaraderie and belonging.
At CCKSS NCC, we believe that every cadet has the potential to be a leader — one who leads by example, upholds the highest standards of conduct, and contributes positively to the school and the community. Our motto, “To Serve with Pride and Lead with Honour,” captures the essence of our journey as we continue to shape future-ready leaders who stand tall in the face of any challenge.
Vision
The Singapore National Cadet Corps is a world-class organization that nurtures responsible, resilient, and resourceful cadets to become successful citizens. We are a thinking and learning team driven by our Core Values.
Mission
The NCC’s mission is to develop resourceful, responsible, resilient, loyal leaders and team players through fun and challenging military-related activities.
NCC Core Values
Loyalty to Country
Uprightness
Leadership
Discipline
Commitment and Responsibility
Care for Fellow Cadets
Adventurous Spirit
Key Programmes and Achievements in 2022-2025
Junior Cadets (Secondary 1)
Initiation into NCC
Affirmation Ceremony
Camp Forge
1 Star Kayaking
Fitness Challenge
Sports and Games Competition
Nerf Gun Activities
Senior Cadets (Secondary 2)
Camp Steel
2 Star Kayaking
Orienteering Competition
Freestyle Drill Competition
Fitness Challenge
Sports and Games Competition
Air Rifle
Cadet Leaders (Secondary 3)
Specialist Assessment
Senior Specialist Leadership Course
Individual Marksmanship Trainer
Live Range (SAR21)
Freestyle Drill Competition
Orienteering Competition
Contingent for School’s National Day Parade
Achievements
Unit Recognition Award (for both Land and Sea units)
2026: Distinction (Awarded for 2025)
2025: Distinction (Awarded for 2024)
2024: Distinction (Awarded for 2023)
2023: Distinction (Awarded for 2022)
2022: Distinction (Awarded for 2021)
2021: Distinction (Awarded for 2020)
2020: Distinction (Awarded for 2019)
Other Achievements
Outstanding Cadet Award (2026):
MSG Raghav Budhraja, 4A
MSG Muhamad Dani Aiman Bin Abdul Majid Salim, 4B
Outstanding Cadet Award (2025):
MSG Chin Ping Yi, 4A
MSG Lucas Kwer, 4A
Outstanding Cadet Award (2024):
MSG Wong Qi Zhi, 4A
MSG Kulandaisamy Nithish Xavier, 4C
Frisbee for Sports Championship Preliminaries (2024) (3rd Place)
Outstanding Cadet Award (2023)
MSG Ari Syukri Bin Hardi, 4D
MSG Idlan Hakim Bin Norkhairul Ramli, 4E
MSG Muhammad Izz Hakimi Bin Khairul, 4/2
MSG Lur Shye Han, 4/6
Training Schedule
Wednesdays, 1500 to 1730 (except for holidays and HBL Days)
Fridays, 1415 to 1730 (except for holidays and HBL Days)




